In discussions relating to neuroscience, we do not focus on anatomical architectures —beyond relating our model to discussions about the operations of different brain regions (Figure REF )— but on potentially biologically plausible
functional architectures.
For example, it is unclear how, anatomically, direct connections between the index layer and the representation layer could instantaneously be realized in the memorization of a new episode. There is a long tradition in cognitive computational neuroscience to make this distinction between anatomical brain structure, e.g., the actual anatomical structure of the biological neural network, and functional architectures of the cortex, where the latter might be quickly
adaptable [1]}, [2]}, [3]}, [4]}, [5]}.
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